>Crystals: This has always been a knotty one. Some writers have described
>them as various gemstones (what about the regular sorts of the same
>gemstone?), some have in mind large new-age crystals, others tiny chips
>one can insert into ones tooth.
I actually think of them as something like amber (which I realize isn't a crystal). Probably because they're described as drops of a god's blood, and I don't expect blood to be angular and faceted.
>I've described dragonteeth/bones as a transluscient and glass like
>substance (glass sharp too, for the teeth and claws), but nearly
>indestructible.
I'd think of something more bonelike, such as fossil mammoth tusk (which can be carved into jewelry).
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